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    <title>Black history</title>
    <subTitle>from civil war through today</subTitle>
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    <title>In the beginning</title>
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    <publisher>St. Clair Vision</publisher>
    <dateIssued>c2007</dateIssued>
    <issuance>monographic</issuance>
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  <abstract>Selection of documentaries, interviews, and other archival footage illustrating African American history.</abstract>
  <tableOfContents> 	v. 1. In the beginning (275 min.): The Civil War (1954, 15 min.) --
The plantation system in Southern life (1951, 11 min.) --
To do battle in the land (1985, 25 min.) --
Frederick Douglass : an American life (1985, 31 min.) --
Fighter for freedom : the Frederick Douglass story (1987, 19 min.) --
Booker T. Washington : the life and legacy (1982, 31 min.) --
What's a heaven for? (1966, 17 min.) --
The Maggie Lena Walker story (1991, 12 min.) --
The African burial ground : an American discovery, Parts 1-4 (1994, 1 hr. 54 min.). v. 2. WWII, the beginning of change (192 min.): Black wings : the American Black in aviation (1983, 18 min.) --
Tuskegee airman (1991, 15 min.) --
Henry Browne, farmer (1942, 11 min.) --
The Negro soldier (1944, 40 min.) --
The Negro sailor (1944, 25 min.) --
The Navy steward (1948, 20 min.) --
African Americans in WWII (1997, 1 hr., 3 min.). v. 3. Civil rights movement (198 min.): We work again (1937, 11 min.) --
Negro colleges in wartime (1944, 8 min.) --
Longines chronoscope : Adam Clayton Powell Jr. (1954, 11 min.) --
Palmour Street (1957, 22 min.) --
Open mind with Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. (1957, 27 min.) --
All the way home (1957, 30 min.) --
What about prejudice (1959, 11 min.) --
Integration report (1960, 20 min.) --
Poverty in rural American (1965, 28 min.) --
Malcolm X : nationalist or humanist (1967, 14 min.) --
Teddy (1971, 16 min.). v. 4. An Historical overview (145 min.): Paul Robeson : the tallest tree in our forest (1977, 1 hr., 24 min.) --
Press conference USA with the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King (1963, 29 min.) --
Let us break bread together (1954, 26 min.). v. 5. The Arts (103 min.): Scott Joplin : king of ragtime composers (1977, 15 min.) --
W.C. Handy (1967, 14 min.) --
Paul Laurence Dunbar : America's first black poet (1972, 23 min.) --
Lou Stovall (1983, 14 min.) --
Larry Lebby and stone lithography (1983, 7 min.) --
Contemporary visual expression (1987, 22 min.) --
The Negro in entertainment (1940, 10 min.). v. 6. Sports &amp; science (93 min.): 1936 Olympic highlights (1936, 10 min.) --
The Brown Bomber (1939, 10 min.) --
Joe Louis vs Max Schmelling (1938, 18 min.) --
The Negro in sports (1950, 10 min.) --
From dreams to reality : a tribute to minority inventors (1986, 26 min.) --
Jan Matzeliger (1989, 5 min.) --
The Negro in industry (1965, 11 min.).</tableOfContents>
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  <note> 	Title from container.
Special features: V. 1: "Segregation incorporated" radio episode (27 min.) ; v. 2: Black history quiz ; v. 3: Free speech - includes "I have a dream" (20 min.) ; v. 4: Stamp gallery (5 min.) ; v. 5: Radio - "Shakespeare of Harlem" (26 min.) ; v. 6: Radio - "The rhyme of the ancient dodger" (27 min.).</note>
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    <topic>History</topic>
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  <subject>
    <topic>Douglass, Frederick</topic>
    <topic>1818-1895</topic>
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